rural - User-friendly command-line HTTP tool in Rust

Installation

Assuming you have a reasonably recent version of Rust/Cargo installed, simply run cargo install rural.

Usage

Rural currently supports making GET and POST requests. To make a request, invoke rural with the request method (in lowercase) and the URL:

sh rural get http://example.com rural post http://example.com

Rural supports HTTPS requests if OpenSSL is installed:

sh rural get https://example.com

To see the response headers returned, use the --headers flag (-d for short):

sh rural --headers get http://example.com rural -d get http://example.com

Rural supports supplying GET parameters in the querystring or by using the syntax key==value:

sh rural get 'http://example.com?bass=john&drums=keith' rural get http://example.com bass==john drums==keith

To supply POST parameters, use the syntax key=value:

sh rural post http://example.com bass=john drums=keith

Rural defaults to sending POST parameters as JSON. To instead send them as form parameters, use --form (-f for short):

sh rural --form post http://example.com bass=john drums=keith rural -f post http://example.com bass=john drums=keith